The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 20, 1920, Image 11
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t i* rtlway* darkest jw^rt before J lie
rBl ?.).I tMl old adage may be applied
>ur exteWlon aervice iu Kerehaw coun
The public Iimh ecniie to realise the
hh of extension ii?rvloe In agriculture
| home W-VUOtllk'H and are calling for
faster tban our help and mean* are
? to meet. i
(?ht \voi>k two very euthunlaatic clubs
t> organiwd among the glrln. At De*
II, wt' have the following to join the
iilaf ^V^5' CorM **???, Sadie Itass,
t llaye*, Nell Trueudale, Maybe)) Ha.
V ft
bon, IKusir Uoru, Mable Copland, Ver
melle Trumlale, and Hue Hough.
At Malveru Hill School there ww ?o
much luahuwn that we added twine
boy* t*? the llxt also. The member* bo
lug: Vanline Mmy Tidwell, Ku
'a Hell Ouuueli, AWna Muuu, Kva Sin
clair, IVuineau Hull. Lucile I.angle),
Mflvln 11*11, I0inor?un I.angley. Heury
(?. Dabnoy, itoland Munn, l>esaie ('atner*
Oil and Donald Lauidey.
lllanche Tarrant,
Home l>tmu?nKtrathiii Agent.
A uew Methodist church in being erect
od at (Mid. at a oost of about $70,000
Already 30,000 ?>f the amount has been
ailbacrlbed,
CABBAGE PLANTS NOW READY
limited Quantity fob Shipp'ng Point Florida?Fob. 10th.
Limited Quantity fob Shipp'ng Point So. Carolina?March
On account of the extremely ooltl n ul dry weather her* the Cubba*e Pl?ut?
ittvi' all (been killed out In South Op oUu.h. Have Waketiehl tuul Kiuve**U?u
'arJt'lioM at the faUowiuf prices u? ubove;
lly Kxprew F O B m Above
fWtO for $2.00
j.000 to ?,000 wr. 1,000, $3.00 f o b
10.(KH> or over at $2,150, per 1,000, fob
lly Parcel Post, Prepaid
GOO for - *2.00
1,000 /for $4.00
Cash with Order. N'tthlnjc Shipped C. O. I).
Not Responsible for Delays j? Transportation.
Cabbage is high now and will be Higher. Order Plants Quick
A ill have Tomato and Hweet Potato M u n> -
Plants April 1st. ' A Jr.,
lave Cabbage Plants In Summer time P. O. Box 632
at Ihtodersonvllle, N. e. CHARLESTON, S. C.
USED CAR SALE
OVERLAND
STUDEBAKER
CHEVROLET
OAKLAND
and
FORD
At
Prices
That
Will
Move
Them
GEORGE T. LITTLE
SPECIAL TIRE SALE NEXT WEEK
20 per cent, off on all Tires in Stock. ^
GARDEN SEED
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Onion Sets
Seed Potatoes
W. Robin Zemp's Drug Store
'* flep 30.
Chevrolet "4-90"
TOURING CARS
f
AND SEDANS
For Immediate Delivery
CJever phrases do not make serviceable automobiles.
Beautiful pictures' do not always make good-look
ing care. ? ; v
We claim good looks for the
cal efficiency for the chassis, but these claims we want
you to confirm by such examinations and tests as
shall be satisfactory to you.
Power, Durability, Convenience, Beauty, Comfort, Easy
Riding, Safety, and Simplicity of Design
/ are alf^mbodied in the
"CHEVROLET 4-90"
.
With your order placed now, we can make
immediate delivery
George T. Little
USE DOGS AS SMUGGLCRo
Animal* Aid Illicit Dcaiert In Bring
ing Liquor and Drugs Into th#
United 8tat?s.
Training' lo smugjti llquot
across the itio lirande river In the
latest device of Itigenlora minds of
who make a living l?> mentis
of Illicit importation lo i'ic UUltfd
States of liquor and drug*. That lu
novation lit lint' running came to light,
at Kl l'uso, Tex,, rec> utly when h
Mexican river guard shot a "do t
smuggler" in the art of awumuing ill**
Itlo (iruude with four homes of
tequila, a Mexican liquor of cuctus
distillation. tU-d across |iis back.
The dog. as tne story of the serv
ice to his muster la told hy Uniied
States customs men, had boon uiuk
Ing nightly trips between Jo art* and
ICi I'aso with contraband good# for
several months. The strange, but
regu>ar, actions of the animal Ural
wete noted by customs uttuers about
two mouths ago. licglnning at two
o'clock lu the morning, the dog would
begin his operations. Signal lights
flashed by confederates In the gaug of
smugglers stationed on each aide of
the river always preceded the dog's
trip across stream. l>as..ing out of a
cluster of squalid adoho houses along
the Mexican side of the river, the unl
tual would plunge into the Kio (Irande
with his load.
Kmerglng on the American side, the
"smuggler" always whs successful in
eluding pursuers, who often sought to
lasso the dog. being loath to shoot an
unsuspecting law violator.
FOUND NEW LAND OF GOLD
New York Mining Man Reports Rich
Discoveries Made in the Mines
of Colombia.
A new gold region has been discov
ered in Colombia according to J? V.
Priest, a mining man, who arrived Ht
New York from Santa Marta. Colom
bia.
Air. i'rlest said that Rome time ago
In? was told by .a Frenchman, who said
he was a government employee, of
fabulous wealth that lay hidden In the
mines of Colombia. Mr. I'rlest, ac
companied by his wife and C. L.
Logue. a mining engineer, visited'
Colombia recently and spent his time
In vlsitiirg various sections.
After landing at Cartagna, Mr.
Priest said, he and his companions
went up the Magdalena river U50 tulles
and disembarked. go!ng overland
through ti mountainous country for 03
miles. *
At the end of the Journey, Mr. Priest
said, they found vast gold fields which
had never been actively developed
because of the absence of the proper
machinery. He said this Is accounted
for by the lack of transit facilities. It
being a most difficult matter to ship
material of any kind to this point.
Peace Hath Its Sorrows.
A woman's -society, whose principal
activity during the war was providing
entertainment for the soldiers, was
about to give a dance. One of the
women who had acted as chaperon
meeting a demure mlsS who had ear
nestly and strenuously thrown herself
Into the party and dance game, asked:
"Coming To the dance, Luella?"
"I think not," aswered Luella, with
a sigh.
"Why, what's the reason?" asked the
surprised chaperon. ,
"I would have no one to dance with,*'
said Luella.
"All our boys are back," replied the
chaperon. "There are as many men as
eve- "
"Well," said Luella, "we could al
ways depend on the soldiers, but
who's going to make those other men
attend?"
Will Use Rifles of Veterans.
Rifles that wore actually used by>|
United States marines against the
Huns In France at Belleau wood,
SoIskoub. St. Mlhlel, Champagne or In
the Argonne will he Issued to recruits
who never saw a fight when the hlg
Job Just begun at the marine corps de
pot of supplies at Chicago Is finished.
All the rifles used by marines In
France ha^e been turned In at the de
pot to be reflnlshed and repaired. So
well did their bearers care for them
that most of them can be used again.
When they come out of the gunshop
as good as new they will be Issued to
recruits, who will he Inspired by the
knowledge that they carry the same
rifles that were used In the world war.
Had the Wrong Page.
A young miss of seven, who has
memorized from numerous readings to
her portions of her Chatterbox, pre- j
tends to be able to rj*ad. One evtninfl
she was seated upon the lap oi a
guest affecting to read one of her fu- j
vorlte passages relating to dolls. She
was proceeding with great enthusiasm
for several moments when the guest
Interrupted her by saying: "Hut my
dear child, I don't see anything about
dolls on that page."
"I know it," she said promptly and
sheepishly. "I was reading on the
wrong pa-re." Th?n. turning several
pages, "It's over here."
Fine Results From Simple Dyes.
A demonstration held In London by
the Knox Guild of Design and Craft*
showed the beautiful results produced
by ord nary methods of dyeing. Some
woolen stuffs woven by members of
the guild vrith primitive appnrnrus
were dyed with privet, bracken, Rorse
and tl . well-known plants and oven
wl h foot from the chimney, the last
ps*during a beautiful old gold tint.
FATK TAKKS A HAND
Mont t'llllMini Mlx-t'|> of lUblM lu At
lanta llt.splt.il
Kate took a bund today in the tangled
elalina to WuO'Oywl Mary KliaaWth, ami
bivwn-eyed' I.ooine Madcliue, eight'
months bible# ttve* whom two mother*
were k? > i i*k to ouurt tomorrow, relate*
un Atlanta dbpatch of Kriday
I'm uinonia claimed Mary Kliyubeth
a luuu neither mother wanted, and the
tber child foil iuto nn open grate, sos
'aining burn* on her face ;hat physician*
aid lultffct prove fatal 0- mar hi-r look*
'or life.
The children were born the same day
n ?h?> Grady hospital rocently. and Mrs
John <\ Garner nxvitl,'. aunoonoed that
*h> bine-eyed child trlvea her w?? not
Y>r own. Sl.ie c'almed !<oni*o Made'liie,
i?i tlu? brofc'U*eycd gi.'l in known. Mrs,
'>aniel L, IMttjnan, ?<? whom nurses at
'In1 i'ity institution gave the brown-cyed
?hi'd, maintained it was her very own.
4
Mrfc. Gardner first offered to take both
children to bo an re ?he had her own
?md later sought haboas corpUK proceed
?m^s, which were set for tomorrow. Mary
Elizabeth, wham Mm. Garner bad been
?earing, hail beeu ill for several days
md her death, which was uot <*o nn'ex
nectid, mine on the very day that the
other tot .marred herself for life.
The medium of small types of pas
senger automobiles are preferred in Japan
on ?<?connt of narrow at.reeta and con
sented traffic.
Thief Wrd|fd In Chlutncy.
Atlanta, (U^'For G*w<)'| sake, mis
ter, <k?u't ?tart IK) fire! I'm lu Ui*
chUnbloy, an VII ainother to death!"
Thin frantic prayer jfh fivccr
whoU he started1 to make a Arc In bin
pfmv of htjsinoss. the other morn I tiff.
When the ba>?e of the chimney wat? out
away by brick inasons William (Saines.
it negro, who had K?t jammed in' the
chimney anil couldn't move, wt>* taken
out half dt1 ml from fear and snffoca
tion.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
I- OIC MAVOH
I hereby announce myaelf as r, can
didate for .Mayor of the City of Camden
it the approaching primary election, sub
<ej to the rules of the democratic party
>?f thC'City Of t'Hindcu. Your anpport
will lie appreciated. If elected 1 pledge
i clean buslui'?s administration.
W. J. DUNN
Camden. S, thoc- 'JO, 1010.
I hereby anuonuce uvyAdf as a caudi.
date for Mayor in tho appixw'hin* niui
nicipnl election.
0, V. UulJOSK.
I ()U ALDKHMAN
We hereby auuounee Kennedy Wake
ney a* a candidate for Alderman from
Ward Six in tlic approaching Democrat*
le Primary If elected we arc continent
he will make a ooiiHoioutiou* oflieer.
Many Friend*.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for re-election to the otlice of Alderman
from Ward Nix, subject to the democratic
primary,
w. li. nortju
Thf tumie ot Mr. II. J. lVni*?o, Jr.,
i? aniioiimvd am u candidate for Akter
.nun from Ward Pour uf Uw City of
Cumden in tthr coming municipal pri
ma ry.
Voters
'1*l??* friends of l>r. It. I'J St?>ven*ou
iiiuounee Hih naiue ax a candidate for
XUhwunn of the City of tV?ndtttt from
Ward rivfc at tin. tXSE munlei
pal primary,
I Innoby annoiimv u* a can
didate for re ehvtloo an \l<li>rin;tn ?vf
tin* City of Cumdm from Ward 'A sub
ject to the rules of th*> primary
W. ||, l'KAKl'K
I hereby annouueo inyM'lf a candidate
for Alderinan from Ward ?i. subject to
tin' rules of the IVmoeratie primary.
M. HAiU'CU
I htwvhy a a no u me myself a> a can
dldate for reelection to 'the otUce of At
<I'Tin;ia froth Ward Two for the City ot
Cauidon subject to the rule# of the nun?
injc municipal primary.
It. ft, WUJ.IAMS
1 heiHshy announce my no If as a can
didate for Alderman from Wflrd 2, nub
jocl to the rules of the Democratic
party.
CAl'NUM I, MOSKI./EY
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for Aledrtnan from Ward 2 of
the City of C-aindeu in the -nulling mu
nicipal primary, Nubject to tin1 rules of
the- said primary.
W. It. IMUTKtt
I <herej?y announce my?clf a candidate
for re-i'hjotlon AWeitnnn t'uun Ward
<)ne f??r the City ?*f Caimh n at the rjf**
prouchinfc oily primary.
W. I,. JACKSON
I he.reuy announce my*elf hs a can
didate for Alderman from Ward One in
the oomipK municipal primary.
T. p. (lOOl)AI.M
See that Arcli
TITANIC SPRINGS?To Fit All Cars
Guaranteed forever against Jbreakage at center li e place vl cie J S per ccrt. of
all springs break. We also cany a full line of JENKIN S VULCAN SPRINGS.
S. Broad St. W. O. HAY'S GARAGE Camden, M.
EVERYTHING IN STOCK FOR YOUR CAR
I iimrfr
V/ 1V1 MJ Mmjk lv
w 1 Brick, W~^ ? 1 WW 1' *
Lumber M:;nt Building Hardware,
Material Paints, Oils
Flooring, J 1 Ilrlck, % ? T^ocks.
Celling.
Siding,
Casing. Plaster, H /| a. ? J Grates.
Mouldings. Fire Brick,
Framine Lumber. Fire Clny. _
Heel Cedar Shingles. , Sewer Pipe, ?- ?? . Hammers.
Pine and Cypress Shingles, Stove Flue, Door Hangers.
Metal and Composition Shingles, Terra Cotta Thimbles. Carpenter's Toeis,
Doors. Sash and Blinds. Mortar Color* and Stains. I'aint finishes.
Porch Column and Ballasters, Water Proofing Mineral, Paints and Oils.
Beaver Board. Corrugated Metal Roofing, Inside Decorations,
Valley Tin and Ilidge Roll, Asbestos and Composition Roofing, Calamines and Cold Water Paints.
WIRE FENCING, IRON AND WOOD POSTS.
? EVERYTHING FOR THE HOUSE
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SUMTER, SOUTH CAROLINA
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AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE
If you are not insured you have good cause for worry.
You cannot protect yourself too soon.
A small insurance premium may save you thousands
of dollars.
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Telephone 43 Real Estate and Insurance Crocker Bldg.